lol he was a turtle 🐢🐢🐢 that was sad to see, seeing those movements scare me and fill me with insecurity, he never got in shape, he never deserved to win a SuperBowl, enough excuses and blaming Shula or the team, he I spent all summer eating at McDonald's, he was 24yo and my 75-year-old grandmother moved faster
I agree, except for the smoothness of Joe Montana out of the pocket. And I'll give it to you, look what the 49er's had to work with, but still I gotta give the GOAT to the All time great. It's really back and forth with those two for me though. They're #1 and #2 respectively and in the era they played and physicality of the defenses they played vs LT and Singletary and Alzado nobody will ever touch them. One thing though, Dan played longer, and his last game was sad, but if Joe hadn't gotten hurt in 92, (and with a lot of props to Steve Young who a lot of people have forgotten) imagine what his numbers might have been. I think the saddest sight I ever saw was San Francisco losing to Dallas with Joe Fully suited up on the sidelines of the NFC championship that year. Wow, those were the days.
@@Maal7432 Look at the rules set in place for today’s qb. They pamper these qb’s BIG TIME, compared to what Marino had to endure. THE QUICKEST RELEASE STILL !
I will tell you why he is the Greatest of all time...When he left, Nobody could come close to his numbers, games got boring and low scoring...So the league had to "change the rules". Fans wanted high scoring games again, So QB's became more protected, had more defensive rules to throw against ...and only then, could the "elite" QB's of today put up his numbers. That is a Fact.
Steve Young's numbers were blowing Marino away long before either ''left''. That's just his passing numbers, mind you. Factor in Young's rushing and the comparison really gets embarrassing.
Steve Young was great and that is without question. From the numbers perspective you can make the case he definitely had better all around numbers during his peak seasons. It's a little disingenuous to not mention the supporting casts and their effect. How many HOFers and Pro Bowlers did Steve Young play with compared to Marino? Outside of his center Dwight Stephenson who retired 4 or 5 years into Marino's career and the Marks brothers receiving duo which flamed out pretty quick Marino had little. Defense was awful. Running game was non-existent. By contrast, Young was surrounded by HOFers and Pro Bowlers. Marino was basically what Michael Jordan would've been had the Bulls never improved his team. There's no questioning of Marino's talent. He is regarded as the greatest pure passer of all-time by most. People mention Aaron Rodgers in that mix but I have a hard time giving credit to guys in this cupcake league where every play is a penalty benefiting the offense/QB which extends drives and thus skews the numbers. Guys like Matt Stafford have "numbers" that would be off the charts in the 80's and 90's. It's become a joke.
If you were starting a team and could only have one qb in the history of the nfl it would be marino without a doubt imho. give that man a little bit of a running game, hell he would not even need a running game with the way the rules are now days. would be very scary to see him in todays nfl.
hell no. Marino may be the greatest "passer" of all time, but he wasn't the best leader...he couldn't elevate his teams. Brady is the GOAT because not only is he a great QB, he's also a great leader...he makes everybody around him better. Pure QB skills: 1. Marino, 2. P.Manning, 3. Rodgers Intangibles/Leadership: 1. Brady, 2. Elway, 3. Montana Pure QB skills Super Bowl appearances: 6 total Intangibles/Leadership Super Bowl appearances: 20 total 'nuff said.
@@bvbxiong5791 … you heard Dan explain it … and believe me he knows better than you or I. To say he didn’t elevate talent is just absurd. Dan made Clayton, Duper, McDuffie, Moore, Rose, Jensen and about a dozen different backs all better. The issue was talent drafted around him. As much as I ADMIRE coach Shula … he wasn’t the best at talent evaluation. Give him Gronk, Hernandez, Welker, Moss, and todays rules. Jesus man. Get real. Think if Aikman’s teams, think of Montana’s teams, Elway’s teams, Mannings teams, and tell me one roster worse than Dan’s teams and you’ll be lying. lol He never had elite talent around him at WR, TE, or RB…ever.
While 60 sounds far-fetched, he threw 48 in 1984 when defenses were alot tougher and could actually, you know... HIT a quarterback without worrying about getting flagged or suspended. So yea, if Marino played in this tissue soft era, I'd say he could throw 55 TD's a season easily. I bet Dan Fouts could do that as well if defenses weren't allowed to defend like they did back then. The point is, Marino is right to suggest he could break the records today, because it's sadly true. The NFL won't let defenses play defense anymore, so is it any wonder QB's are now throwing 35+ TD's a season? -.-
Not only did Dan Marino throw 48 touchdowns in 1984 but in 1986 he threw 44 touchdown passes That season. there's no doubt in my mind that in today's pussified NFL Marino would throw 60 touchdown passes.
And in 84 throwing for 3000 yards made you an elite QB. Now half the league is throwing for over 4000. If Marino had played in this era, 6000 yards and 60 TDs would have happened.
And you have to remember back then half the dropped catches were over the middle, receiver didn't want to die that day. In today's game nobody short arms a catch cause they do not get hit. There are no repercussions for going in the middle.
Dan Marino is the best quarterback - a super bowl doesn’t define a players ability and devotion to excellence. Look at Dick Butkus, he never went to a super bowl and for many years the Bears sucked. Didn’t matter to Dick Butkus, he broke records nobody ever thought possible, he broke some bones 🦴 to! There’s no denying from every NFL player pole that Butkus was voted number one in at least two the being “the top 💯 toughest players in the NFL” and “the ten most feared players of all time”, I even think there was a too 100 💯 meanest players of all time. It’s always been unanimous of who the person would be and as long as there’s lots of film kept nobody will disagree. And I and many other fans believe that Dan Marino was by far the best passer of all time, his record is unmatched based on the rules of the time. I only wish he would’ve been drafted by the Bears in 1983! OMG Dan Marino on the 1985 Bears team. Five Super Bowls in a row MINIMUM. He may have not made as much yardage but it would have been the best equipped military football team in history with all the best armament.
@@randallkarlin4115 Super Bowls are so much harder to win than you're making it sound. I don't think Marino had as much game savvy as Jim McMahon, even though he was obviously a better thrower of the football than McMahon, and yes, a better quarterback than McMahon, but he wasn't a winner. A nice, fun, engaging personality, but the lack of running game behind him was his own doing. Tony Nathan was averaging about 5 yards a pop in his prime, but only getting 7-9 attempts per game, cause Marino just wanted to throw it as much as he could. That mentality never went away, even in his twilight years after the achilles tear in 93, as his body began to change, and after his arm was no longer golden.
@@briansoule7563 But if he was a historically awesome quarterback, shouldn't he have not needed a historically awesome defense, like Trent Dilfer did w/ the 00 Ravens?
@@arsonhakobyan that's so stupid Trent Had a better tram Overall hardly a comparison Dan held every record for 20 years and got sorry Dolphin teams to the Playoffs 9 times Trent not anyone other then maybe Rogers or Mahomes could do that today
Hands down he would throw for over 60 touchdowns. Dan was such an intensive and Competitive QB. The quickest release in final history and he had that cannon of an arm. I saw him twice a year and he killed my NY Jets after we passed on drafting him.
Imagine an 84-93 pre-boot ski Dan Marino in today's league with the new rules. Side arm throwing on the run. 3 step drop throws. 4 receiver set deep routes. My God......
@@trevmac8362 Marino still has the record for a QB in the AFC championship 21/31 421 yards 4 touchdowns. Also his running backs had 2 touchdowns punched in at the goal line led by Marino's passing drive downfield. 83-95 Marino played great in the playoffs, lot of dropped TD passes, offensive fumbles by his teammates. He was let down by a garbage defense and not a single good running back. He had a couple bad playoff performances under Jimmy Johnson when he had no offensive talent surrounding him and he was old, injured, and washed up. You put Marino on Brady's or Montana's teams he wins just as many if not more
If you subtract the team from the equation and base it on skill at that position it's not even close put Brady an Montana an Marino on a quarterback challenge you would see an appreciate how much better Marino is . But people forget teams win super bowls an the Patriots and niners were some of the best teams ever Brady Montana played on them. Brady an Montana are great quarterbacks no doubt but you can put Marino on either one of there teams an he would have multiple rings like them but put Brady or Montana on the dolphin teams Marino played on you would see how much better Marino is and would be by a large margin.
@@dumisatonyjohnson8145 Elway on those 49ers teams breaks records. You put Montana on those Denver squads under Dan Reeves system you're looking at about 10 TDs a year at best. Montana was a noodle armed clown who benefitted from great coaching, defenses that could bail him out, and special teams support. Just like Brady.
I was a fan of Montana growing up but i always respected Dan Marino. If Dan had a pro bowl receiver besides his first year, he would of made more super bowls, he would been the greatest i admit
Marino lit up the league as soon as he stepped on the field. It took Brady a few years to be dominant. He was a game manager his first few years who was carried by a great defense. Brady is the best ever because he continued to get better and was helped by NFL rule changes. Marino was your favorite quarterback's favorite quarterback.
@@rudycenaronaldo5476 You’re kidding right ? Cassel had the same roster Brady had the year prior that was less than 3 Mins away from being 19-0 and Lost 5 Games... You really think 21 Touchdowns and 11 Interceptions with a worse completion % & 89.4 Passer rating is Better than 50 Touchdowns 8 ints with a 117.2 passer rating?
dan marino is the greatest quarter back ever. if Brady played when marino did with his noodle arm it wouldn't be pretty with his 2 yard dip an duck passes. No way Brady could beat the 85 bears but we know who did.
Tim Jones Dan Marino has as many SB rings as me.. and he’s bitter about it too! Just couldn’t elevate the play of his teammates like Brady and other greats have done. Look, don’t get mad at me.. facts are facts. The guy is a poor man’s Brett Favre.
Tim Jones In ten career playoff losses under Marino, the Dolphins scored an avg of 15 points per game.. Yet Dolphin fans blame the poor defenses. Hilarious. Dan sucked under pressure. His vision got blurry, his mind froze and his knees got weak. Brady has more fourth quarter comebacks in the playoffs than Marino has total wins. You don’t know much about football outside of Miami do you?
I'm not mad marino never had a team around him good enough to win the Superbowl.. brad Johnson an Trent dillfer won the Superbowl marino had more talent than both of them combined but they both played on great teams.
So Marino had a great team around him that allowed him to throw for a lot of yards in the reg season but his offense stunk in the playoffs and they averaged 15 points per game in 10 career playoff losses. He came to the best team in the AFC in 1983, the defending AFC Champs, and got them there again once in 17 seasons. Again... he’s a poor man’s Brett Favre and objectively speaking, he isn’t even in the conversation of “the greatest of all time.” Danny’s whole time in Miami it was Danny the amazing and his trash teammates.. all of his teammates and coaches were trash (including Shula and Johnson) donchaa know?! LOL.. If the Dolphins would have Tom Brady since 2001... no one down there would give two shits about “Danny boy”.
Celtic Druid 😂😂😂Brady Rodgers and Manning would all excel in any era and would adjust to those circumstances. All 3 of those qb's are great not because of rules but because of their work ethic and skills and Rodgers is basically Dan Marino but can run and throw on the run.
Ronny Bowman Are those emojis supposed to make your bullshit 15 year old mentality response matter? You don't know anything about football. I can tell. Go comment on something more your level; maybe video games. I'm not too good at them. You might have a reasonable argument there.
Celtic Druid most people don’t seem to understand this. When we speak of the greatest quarterbacks, nobody should be in the conversation whose name is not Marino, Favre, Elway, or Montana. I go with Dan 100% though u could argue just a FEW more names I did not list. I have a cousin who says Michael Vick the GOAT. Needless to say I do not discuss football with him anymore
It makes me wonder how Marino would do in this pussyifcation league now. He played in an era where you could bump and run for 10 yards, take 4 steps to the QB, the rules were changed to protect the Bradys of today. Here is a thought, how would Brady play in Marinos Era?
No one can say for sure how Brady would have handled playing QB in the 80's, but this much I do know: Brady would not have thrown for 50 TD's, won 5 Superbowls or even lasted as long as he has. He would have also been beaten up alot more than he has, making his career at least 3-5 years shorter. Now, do I think Brady would have flamed out and not been a good QB in the 80's? Far from it. Knowing Brady's drive and heart, I believe he would have been a solid QB in that era, if not in the top 10. HOWEVER, let's not kid ourselves about one fact. Brady doesn't have to worry about defenses constantly smashing him and that definitely makes it easier for him to do what he does. If he had to constantly worry about players like Lawrence Taylor and Reggie White breathing down his neck, I don't think he'd do as well. You've seen what happens to Brady when the heat is on. He crumbles. Which is why if I had to give an estimated guess what his career would have been in that era, assuming he was on a decent team at least, I'd say Brady would have had a career somewhere between Phil Simms' and Dan Fouts. Brady would be either good or very good, but it would mostly depend on the protection would have been from his O-line and how well he could adjust to the brutal defenses of the 80's. I don't doubt he could sling the ball to his WR's and makes plays, but could he withstand the beatings on any given Sunday from monster defenses like the 85 Bears and 86 Giants and still do his job? We'll sadly never know since it's a guess at best.
In Marino's era, quarterbacks weren't coddled and protected like they are today. Dan was fortunate that he played behind some very good offensive lines so he didn't take that much punishment. Plus he had a lighting quick release (the best ever, just ask the '85 Bears). Tom Brady played most of his career under the new rules. He would've wet the bed in Marino's era. Could you imagine guys like Bruce Smith pounding Brady?
I don't think he's the GOAT but Marino isn't exaggerating about the 60 TDs a season in today's NFL. Actually, I'd be suprised if it was anything less than 60 td per season. If the 22 year old Dan Marino from his record breaking 1984 season played today he have thrown for 70 touchdowns and 6,000 yards in the regular season.
@@alantyson7379 … exactly. Because they all know the truth. lol Not one of them would say to his face they were better…because they all know they’d be lying. 😂
Marino threw for 5,000 yards and 48 touchdowns in 1984! Mahomes threw 5,200 and 41 touchdowns in today's passing friendly rules and an extra game! So no question Marino could conceivable throw for 60 touchdowns today, especially with that added 17th game.
I'm not even close to being a dolphins fan. But my god if this guy had maybe even 2 superbowls he would be the GOAT. Like take away superbowls as apart of someone's legacy and focus only on someone's passing abilities, than Marino is the best and you can't even really argue with that.
this is how i see it. with the numbers he put up in those era, with no rb and def and they knew he was gonna throw with 6-7 def backs and they still cant stop him. he was goat in my eyes. put him in montana’s team, they win more rings. put him on that farve team they repeat probably dynasty.
If barry sanders would have went to the dolphins when jimmy johnson took head coach they would have won a super bowl. Why sanders refused to leave detroit is beyond me. I was praying for sanders to go to Detroit
This guy was a brick statue in the pocket and he could NOT move for shit. Hell...a tidal wave, hurricane or tornado could NOT make him move. The man had a quick flick release and he could throw soundly with ball placement. I saw him play on NO LEGS in his last year off of the bench and man I couldn't believe how good he was! Respect.
dude had the quickest release--thus he was rarely sacked despite lack of mobility00that '84 season was epic with 50 TD's. Agree in today's NFL with emphasis on scoring and more penalties he would have 60 TD's easy....too bad he never won a title--I liked Staubach, him and Elway growing up!
Dan was never Fran Tarkenton...but to say he couldn't move in the pocket..is a joke...2nd to his arm and release..was his feet..he'll tell you that..so will Howie Long, and another 20 HOF defensive stars from that era...he had tremendous pocket awareness...and an ability to sidestep and avoid oncoming rushers ...all the while keeping his focus downfield....
No one is better than Marino. But there is much more to football than individual play. I thought Marino's explanation of Brady's greatness was sincere and accurate.
He's not wrong lol. He would have. Remember during marinos era, they played 16 games a season. It was also a run happy time in football. We didn't have the no contact of wide receivers/ 5 yard rule. Plus qbs as well, had absolutely zero protection for helmet to helmet contact and roughing the passer. I have absolutely no doubt in my mind that he would be a monster in today's era of football. I say this with all due respect to Mr.brady and Rogers. Marino was more human then human in so many games back then and that is simply something you just don't see every day. Especially today. One of a kind talent. Forget Super bowls. This guy deserves everything he's got and some.
Ya notice anything odd in the thumb nail,in the back drop??Its crazy man,but look at the damn numbers and hand gesture,the one side of the glasses with the football jersey,no way its always a coincidence and how many fn people naturally keep their hands in that position,just ridiculous!!
You have to understand Marino didn’t have any running back to help him. Every defense in the NFL new week in and week out Marino was going to be throwing the ball 98% of the time... and they still could not stop him!!!
@@trevmac8362 … not because they stopped him. Of course you’d have to have actually watched then to understand. And it sounds like you didn’t. lol The dudes winning SB then had the best teams around them … by far. He played against the hay day 49’ers (loaded), the hay day Cowboys (loaded), the hay day Bills (loaded) and the hay day Broncos (loaded). There were HOF’ers all over all of those rosters. Name one HOF’er Dan played with. Go ahead … I’ll wait.
@@bladeaddison3189 You're intellectually out of you league dude .. When a lifetime idiot like you is saying Marino is the GOAT it makes you look mentally challenged
Younger people just don’t know how different the game was back then … if Marino played in this era where you can throw the ball away if you’re outside the box and it not be intentional grounding. and receivers can’t be touched… among other things Marino would be the goat and no I’m not a dolphins fan. Give Brady Marinos defenses and supporting cast and give Marino Brady’s defenses and supporting casts it wouldn’t even be close or fair … marino would be the goat
Don't forget-between Marino and Tom Brady they have played good enough to help their teams win a total of 16 championship games-9 Conference Champs. and 6 S.B.'s That is an average of 8 per man. I'm hoping that nobody points out that Marino only contributed 1 to that total.
And that 1 that Marino contributed was only a conference championship and not a S.B. Dan never played good enough to help his team win a S.B.-in other words he Never Reached The Pinnacle of His Profession.
I honestly think all these QBs are just saying things to look better. I mean, come on. You would have to average 3 or 4 touchdowns a game to let alone get at least 50, and defensive schemes have increased a lot.
Dan Marino-let's even say you would throw 70 TD passes, that is still IN THE REGULAR SEASON. and here is YOUR quote:"I'd trade every Record we broke to be Super Bowl Champs". You can't be a S.B. champ if you can't play good enough to help your team win in your biggest games in the playoffs.
Here is how Marino played in his 3 championship game losses--he had 4 TD's but 6 INT's and 2 fumbles, an avg. Rating of only 59, and he led his offense to an avg. of only 12 p.p.g. How can a team win championships when their QB is playing like that?
Marino was one of the greatest. You need to look at more than Super Bowls. Trent Dilfer, Brad Johnson, Doug Williams, Jeff Hostetler, Nick Foles, and Mark Rypien all won Super Bowls. Ben Roethlisberger was terrible in one of his wins, and Peyton Manning won his 2nd ring while having a terrible season. Super Bowls need a lot of luck. Only a handful of QBs win more than 1.
The guy is the greatest passer of all-time. You can have whatever opinion you want to have I'm just telling you what my opinion is. I think he's the third best quarterback of all time behind Elway and Manning. Brady is fantastic, but he is a product of incredibly well coached and managed team. Please understand these are only my opinions and it's not what I think that you should believe. You should believe whatever you believe
There's no QB that has had a better arm than Marino, without question. The only other QB to come remotely close to that cannon would be Elway. Brady, like Montana, is more of a finesse QB. Marino is a straight up brute
Brady is a system quarter back he got hurt can't remember the back up he comes in they go like 12-4. Just like Steve young replaces Montana wins couple super bowls but when he was with Tampa bay he was horrible. There good system quarter back s but marino had more talent than both of them combined.
Tom was always overlooked or hated during his career, the man was drafted late. During the combine he was made of because he was skinny and didn’t have such a strong arm. Brady proved so many wrong just to hated, and Tom understands the game and is a fantastic leader. The real system is Tom Brady because every time the team is trailing, Tom puts a fire in his teammates hearts - btw I’m a Vikings fan
ONE of BEST to ever play the position. I get his competitiveness. Just wish he was a little more humble about it. Its robbery Jim McMahon, Mark Rypein, Doug Williams, Jeff Hostetler and a host of other sub par QBs have rings. And Dan doesn't.
he's still the greatest passer i've ever seen.
That's an interesting distinction: PASSER. Yes, nobody threw it like Dan. Except maybe Favre. But ... wow. He could hit a nickel from 40 yards.
He and Namath had the quickest releases ever.
Until now
lol he was a turtle 🐢🐢🐢 that was sad to see, seeing those movements scare me and fill me with insecurity, he never got in shape, he never deserved to win a SuperBowl, enough excuses and blaming Shula or the team, he I spent all summer eating at McDonald's, he was 24yo and my 75-year-old grandmother moved faster
@carlbaumeister3439 Joe Namath was trash, look at his stats
💥💥Dan Mario would be illegal in today's football.
Flag on the field: Illegal use of Marino - 15 yard penalty...replay the down.
Hahaha he'd be a cheat code
Greatest pure passer. Everything he threw looked like it was on a string.
I agree, except for the smoothness of Joe Montana out of the pocket. And I'll give it to you, look what the 49er's had to work with, but still I gotta give the GOAT to the All time great. It's really back and forth with those two for me though. They're #1 and #2 respectively and in the era they played and physicality of the defenses they played vs LT and Singletary and Alzado nobody will ever touch them. One thing though, Dan played longer, and his last game was sad, but if Joe hadn't gotten hurt in 92, (and with a lot of props to Steve Young who a lot of people have forgotten) imagine what his numbers might have been. I think the saddest sight I ever saw was San Francisco losing to Dallas with Joe Fully suited up on the sidelines of the NFC championship that year. Wow, those were the days.
@@Office_De_Receiver_Complaintshope you’re making money from this stuff
@@Office_De_Receiver_ComplaintsAgreed! What year was that? 1993?
60?! Hell he'd throw 80!
You really believe 5 tds per game is realistic
Manning only managed ~ 3.5 tds per game
Stop.
@@Maal7432
Look at the rules set in place for today’s qb. They pamper these qb’s BIG TIME, compared to what Marino had to endure.
THE QUICKEST RELEASE STILL !
@@davep1103Marino is overrated
Danny Marino was the best I ever saw at his position, and I've seen 'em all.
he ain,t even as good as Drew !!
Dan is the best without a doubt. Aaron Rodgers #2.
@@a-ddaigrepont3375 good Joke kid. Held every record I'm a much tougher run first league he'd own anyone today
@@demonicinfusion Brady is #1, Marino and Rodgers are in the top 10 though 😂
Hard-core giants fan but best thrower of any ball any sport
I will tell you why he is the Greatest of all time...When he left, Nobody could come close to his numbers, games got boring and low scoring...So the league had to "change the rules". Fans wanted high scoring games again, So QB's became more protected, had more defensive rules to throw against ...and only then, could the "elite" QB's of today put up his numbers. That is a Fact.
Robert Uhlik Dan is the greatest!!!!
Steve Young's numbers were blowing Marino away long before either ''left''. That's just his passing numbers, mind you. Factor in Young's rushing and the comparison really gets embarrassing.
@@mikefallopian3191 Steve Young never put up Marino like numbers.
Correct...Young put up better than ''Marino like'' numbers.
Steve Young was great and that is without question. From the numbers perspective you can make the case he definitely had better all around numbers during his peak seasons. It's a little disingenuous to not mention the supporting casts and their effect. How many HOFers and Pro Bowlers did Steve Young play with compared to Marino? Outside of his center Dwight Stephenson who retired 4 or 5 years into Marino's career and the Marks brothers receiving duo which flamed out pretty quick Marino had little. Defense was awful. Running game was non-existent. By contrast, Young was surrounded by HOFers and Pro Bowlers.
Marino was basically what Michael Jordan would've been had the Bulls never improved his team. There's no questioning of Marino's talent. He is regarded as the greatest pure passer of all-time by most. People mention Aaron Rodgers in that mix but I have a hard time giving credit to guys in this cupcake league where every play is a penalty benefiting the offense/QB which extends drives and thus skews the numbers. Guys like Matt Stafford have "numbers" that would be off the charts in the 80's and 90's. It's become a joke.
If you were starting a team and could only have one qb in the history of the nfl it would be marino without a doubt imho. give that man a little bit of a running game, hell he would not even need a running game with the way the rules are now days. would be very scary to see him in todays nfl.
I'm gonna be 27 but was fortunate enough to watch Dan the man with my dad. Hands down the toughest qb of all time.
It would NOT be Marino. That loser couldn't even win a Super Bowl.
hell no. Marino may be the greatest "passer" of all time, but he wasn't the best leader...he couldn't elevate his teams. Brady is the GOAT because not only is he a great QB, he's also a great leader...he makes everybody around him better.
Pure QB skills: 1. Marino, 2. P.Manning, 3. Rodgers
Intangibles/Leadership: 1. Brady, 2. Elway, 3. Montana
Pure QB skills Super Bowl appearances: 6 total
Intangibles/Leadership Super Bowl appearances: 20 total
'nuff said.
@@bvbxiong5791 … you heard Dan explain it … and believe me he knows better than you or I. To say he didn’t elevate talent is just absurd. Dan made Clayton, Duper, McDuffie, Moore, Rose, Jensen and about a dozen different backs all better. The issue was talent drafted around him. As much as I ADMIRE coach Shula … he wasn’t the best at talent evaluation. Give him Gronk, Hernandez, Welker, Moss, and todays rules. Jesus man. Get real. Think if Aikman’s teams, think of Montana’s teams, Elway’s teams, Mannings teams, and tell me one roster worse than Dan’s teams and you’ll be lying. lol He never had elite talent around him at WR, TE, or RB…ever.
While 60 sounds far-fetched, he threw 48 in 1984 when defenses were alot tougher and could actually, you know... HIT a quarterback without worrying about getting flagged or suspended. So yea, if Marino played in this tissue soft era, I'd say he could throw 55 TD's a season easily.
I bet Dan Fouts could do that as well if defenses weren't allowed to defend like they did back then. The point is, Marino is right to suggest he could break the records today, because it's sadly true. The NFL won't let defenses play defense anymore, so is it any wonder QB's are now throwing 35+ TD's a season? -.-
He threw 48 when the record was 36. That shows how dominant he was.
Not only did Dan Marino throw 48 touchdowns in 1984 but in 1986 he threw 44 touchdown passes That season. there's no doubt in my mind that in today's pussified NFL Marino would throw 60 touchdown passes.
And in 84 throwing for 3000 yards made you an elite QB. Now half the league is throwing for over 4000. If Marino had played in this era, 6000 yards and 60 TDs would have happened.
And you have to remember back then half the dropped catches were over the middle, receiver didn't want to die that day. In today's game nobody short arms a catch cause they do not get hit. There are no repercussions for going in the middle.
Dan Fouts is a great mention too.
LOVE the confidence! You’re the best, Dan👍🏻
watching the old vids.... you can't even see Marino's throws. His arm is so fast as well as the ball. He's like the Bruce Lee of QB's
Marino may be laughing but I wouldn't be surprised if he did throw for 60 tds in the current nfl
Shit he cud probably throw 30 right now at his age lol
Still one of my all time favorite quarterbacks….gotta love his tenacity and quick release
Dan will ALWAYS be the BEST..... No one will EVER be able to even stand in Dan's shadow...... NEVER
Dan Marino is the best quarterback - a super bowl doesn’t define a players ability and devotion to excellence. Look at Dick Butkus, he never went to a super bowl and for many years the Bears sucked. Didn’t matter to Dick Butkus, he broke records nobody ever thought possible, he broke some bones 🦴 to! There’s no denying from every NFL player pole that Butkus was voted number one in at least two the being “the top 💯 toughest players in the NFL” and “the ten most feared players of all time”, I even think there was a too 100 💯 meanest players of all time. It’s always been unanimous of who the person would be and as long as there’s lots of film kept nobody will disagree. And I and many other fans believe that Dan Marino was by far the best passer of all time, his record is unmatched based on the rules of the time. I only wish he would’ve been drafted by the Bears in 1983! OMG Dan Marino on the 1985 Bears team. Five Super Bowls in a row MINIMUM. He may have not made as much yardage but it would have been the best equipped military football team in history with all the best armament.
@@randallkarlin4115 Super Bowls are so much harder to win than you're making it sound. I don't think Marino had as much game savvy as Jim McMahon, even though he was obviously a better thrower of the football than McMahon, and yes, a better quarterback than McMahon, but he wasn't a winner. A nice, fun, engaging personality, but the lack of running game behind him was his own doing. Tony Nathan was averaging about 5 yards a pop in his prime, but only getting 7-9 attempts per game, cause Marino just wanted to throw it as much as he could. That mentality never went away, even in his twilight years after the achilles tear in 93, as his body began to change, and after his arm was no longer golden.
@@arsonhakobyan Was it Marino's fault he didn't have an historically awesome defense too?
@@briansoule7563 But if he was a historically awesome quarterback, shouldn't he have not needed a historically awesome defense, like Trent Dilfer did w/ the 00 Ravens?
@@arsonhakobyan that's so stupid Trent Had a better tram Overall hardly a comparison Dan held every record for 20 years and got sorry Dolphin teams to the Playoffs 9 times Trent not anyone other then maybe Rogers or Mahomes could do that today
Even at his age and place in football history. He's still a humble and decent player. That tells you how good he REALLY was?
He is great but like he said there alot of greats just a accomplishment to be in there conversation. God bless you Dan.
Hands down he would throw for over 60 touchdowns. Dan was such an intensive and Competitive QB. The quickest release in final history and he had that cannon of an arm. I saw him twice a year and he killed my NY Jets after we passed on drafting him.
Imagine an 84-93 pre-boot ski Dan Marino in today's league with the new rules. Side arm throwing on the run. 3 step drop throws. 4 receiver set deep routes. My God......
He would still doesnt win a ring
imagine all you want,he still couldn't raise his game in the playoffs
@@trevmac8362 Marino still has the record for a QB in the AFC championship 21/31 421 yards 4 touchdowns. Also his running backs had 2 touchdowns punched in at the goal line led by Marino's passing drive downfield. 83-95 Marino played great in the playoffs, lot of dropped TD passes, offensive fumbles by his teammates. He was let down by a garbage defense and not a single good running back. He had a couple bad playoff performances under Jimmy Johnson when he had no offensive talent surrounding him and he was old, injured, and washed up. You put Marino on Brady's or Montana's teams he wins just as many if not more
@@gregtrust5599 Marino had so many flaws and faults it's unmentionable..
@@trevmac8362 … ahh I see you again. You’re just a troll I see. Figures.
If you subtract the team from the equation and base it on skill at that position it's not even close put Brady an Montana an Marino on a quarterback challenge you would see an appreciate how much better Marino is . But people forget teams win super bowls an the Patriots and niners were some of the best teams ever Brady Montana played on them. Brady an Montana are great quarterbacks no doubt but you can put Marino on either one of there teams an he would have multiple rings like them but put Brady or Montana on the dolphin teams Marino played on you would see how much better Marino is and would be by a large margin.
Imagine marino went to the steelers.
@@markoconnor4110 10 superbowls wins
Just to have Rice alone would have been off the charts good.
He will always be my favourite quarterback of all time.
Imagine how many children he could father in this day if he was still a QB in his prime. The numbers are staggering.
Fun to watch. Him and Sonny great drop back passers watch those guys all day! They are a dying breed.
Played in an era where the rules were even I believe him if he played in this era sheeeeeeeeeiiit
Elway and Marino are the best ever.
Yup
Montana was better than They were
@@dumisatonyjohnson8145 Montana would’ve never won like Elway in the same situation
@@dumisatonyjohnson8145 Elway on those 49ers teams breaks records. You put Montana on those Denver squads under Dan Reeves system you're looking at about 10 TDs a year at best. Montana was a noodle armed clown who benefitted from great coaching, defenses that could bail him out, and special teams support. Just like Brady.
Dan is the GOAT!
He’s absolutely correct
He is, and he's right, rings be damned...
I'd agree.
Marino is the G.O.A.T!
Who cares about winning super bowls when you're the number one passer of all time
Smart people.
I was a fan of Montana growing up but i always respected Dan Marino. If Dan had a pro bowl receiver besides his first year, he would of made more super bowls, he would been the greatest i admit
Marino lit up the league as soon as he stepped on the field. It took Brady a few years to be dominant. He was a game manager his first few years who was carried by a great defense. Brady is the best ever because he continued to get better and was helped by NFL rule changes. Marino was your favorite quarterback's favorite quarterback.
Brady's team performed better with a qb who hadn't played organized football sinceh HighSchool
@@rudycenaronaldo5476 You’re kidding right ? Cassel had the same roster Brady had the year prior that was less than 3 Mins away from being 19-0 and Lost 5 Games... You really think 21 Touchdowns and 11 Interceptions with a worse completion % & 89.4 Passer rating is Better than 50 Touchdowns 8 ints with a 117.2 passer rating?
@@chandlersbryant4047 lol that team was 11-5 without Brady. They would've made the playoffs too. It was a fluke as to why they didn't.
It really was a once in a generation fluke.
that damn dan marino, LACES OUT
dan marino is the greatest quarter back ever. if Brady played when marino did with his noodle arm it wouldn't be pretty with his 2 yard dip an duck passes. No way Brady could beat the 85 bears but we know who did.
Tim Jones Dan Marino has as many SB rings as me.. and he’s bitter about it too! Just couldn’t elevate the play of his teammates like Brady and other greats have done. Look, don’t get mad at me.. facts are facts. The guy is a poor man’s Brett Favre.
Tim Jones In ten career playoff losses under Marino, the Dolphins scored an avg of 15 points per game.. Yet Dolphin fans blame the poor defenses. Hilarious. Dan sucked under pressure. His vision got blurry, his mind froze and his knees got weak. Brady has more fourth quarter comebacks in the playoffs than Marino has total wins. You don’t know much about football outside of Miami do you?
I'm not mad marino never had a team around him good enough to win the Superbowl.. brad Johnson an Trent dillfer won the Superbowl marino had more talent than both of them combined but they both played on great teams.
So Marino had a great team around him that allowed him to throw for a lot of yards in the reg season but his offense stunk in the playoffs and they averaged 15 points per game in 10 career playoff losses. He came to the best team in the AFC in 1983, the defending AFC Champs, and got them there again once in 17 seasons. Again... he’s a poor man’s Brett Favre and objectively speaking, he isn’t even in the conversation of “the greatest of all time.” Danny’s whole time in Miami it was Danny the amazing and his trash teammates.. all of his teammates and coaches were trash (including Shula and Johnson) donchaa know?! LOL.. If the Dolphins would have Tom Brady since 2001... no one down there would give two shits about “Danny boy”.
Devilz DandruFF you are an idiot
Absolutely fucking right. Marino is the best QB of all time. Hands down. Brady, Manning, Brees, and Rodgers wouldn't last 3 years in Marino's era.
Celtic Druid 😂😂😂Brady Rodgers and Manning would all excel in any era and would adjust to those circumstances. All 3 of those qb's are great not because of rules but because of their work ethic and skills and Rodgers is basically Dan Marino but can run and throw on the run.
Ronny Bowman Are those emojis supposed to make your bullshit 15 year old mentality response matter? You don't know anything about football. I can tell. Go comment on something more your level; maybe video games. I'm not too good at them. You might have a reasonable argument there.
Ronny Bowman Wrong.
Celtic Druid most people don’t seem to understand this. When we speak of the greatest quarterbacks, nobody should be in the conversation whose name is not Marino, Favre, Elway, or Montana.
I go with Dan 100% though u could argue just a FEW more names I did not list.
I have a cousin who says Michael Vick the GOAT. Needless to say I do not discuss football with him anymore
Celtic Druid Lol 😂@ Ronny bowman
It makes me wonder how Marino would do in this pussyifcation league now. He played in an era where you could bump and run for 10 yards, take 4 steps to the QB, the rules were changed to protect the Bradys of today. Here is a thought, how would Brady play in Marinos Era?
The Drewman That's funny because when Dan Marino played he had a hall of fame offensive line, Marino barely got hit lmao
Brady did play in the Marino era technically lmao, and won a Superbowl in the same era
No one can say for sure how Brady would have handled playing QB in the 80's, but this much I do know: Brady would not have thrown for 50 TD's, won 5 Superbowls or even lasted as long as he has.
He would have also been beaten up alot more than he has, making his career at least 3-5 years shorter. Now, do I think Brady would have flamed out and not been a good QB in the 80's? Far from it. Knowing Brady's drive and heart, I believe he would have been a solid QB in that era, if not in the top 10.
HOWEVER, let's not kid ourselves about one fact. Brady doesn't have to worry about defenses constantly smashing him and that definitely makes it easier for him to do what he does. If he had to constantly worry about players like Lawrence Taylor and Reggie White breathing down his neck, I don't think he'd do as well. You've seen what happens to Brady when the heat is on. He crumbles.
Which is why if I had to give an estimated guess what his career would have been in that era, assuming he was on a decent team at least, I'd say Brady would have had a career somewhere between Phil Simms' and Dan Fouts.
Brady would be either good or very good, but it would mostly depend on the protection would have been from his O-line and how well he could adjust to the brutal defenses of the 80's. I don't doubt he could sling the ball to his WR's and makes plays, but could he withstand the beatings on any given Sunday from monster defenses like the 85 Bears and 86 Giants and still do his job?
We'll sadly never know since it's a guess at best.
Personal Foul: Unnecessary bluntness. Ten Yards from whatever this guy is on.
In Marino's era, quarterbacks weren't coddled and protected like they are today. Dan was fortunate that he played behind some very good offensive lines so he didn't take that much punishment. Plus he had a lighting quick release (the best ever, just ask the '85 Bears). Tom Brady played most of his career under the new rules. He would've wet the bed in Marino's era. Could you imagine guys like Bruce Smith pounding Brady?
He truly is the GOAT
Only QB 2 beat the 1985 BEARS 46 defense
@@glsa9 He didn't just beat those Bears---he took them to the woodshed.
So true! Thanks 4 agreeing with me ✌️fight on !
I don't think he's the GOAT but Marino isn't exaggerating about the 60 TDs a season in today's NFL. Actually, I'd be suprised if it was anything less than 60 td per season. If the 22 year old Dan Marino from his record breaking 1984 season played today he have thrown for 70 touchdowns and 6,000 yards in the regular season.
It is crazy when the greats talk all they say Marino.
@@alantyson7379 … exactly. Because they all know the truth. lol Not one of them would say to his face they were better…because they all know they’d be lying. 😂
THE BEST EVER!!! THE FUCKING 🐐
In all fairness, his advanced stats from his first Super Bowl-winning season back this up.
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Salty he didn't mention Brees! 2. Still those qb are lucky to be mentioned w Dan Marino his talent was overwhelming
He's right. Nobody is better than him.
Except about a dozen other guy's
Marino threw for 5,000 yards and 48 touchdowns in 1984! Mahomes threw 5,200 and 41 touchdowns in today's passing friendly rules and an extra game! So no question Marino could conceivable throw for 60 touchdowns today, especially with that added 17th game.
Im a Jets fan...this man was the greatest...
I'm not even close to being a dolphins fan. But my god if this guy had maybe even 2 superbowls he would be the GOAT. Like take away superbowls as apart of someone's legacy and focus only on someone's passing abilities, than Marino is the best and you can't even really argue with that.
this is how i see it. with the numbers he put up in those era, with no rb and def and they knew he was gonna throw with 6-7 def backs and they still cant stop him. he was goat in my eyes. put him in montana’s team, they win more rings. put him on that farve team they repeat probably dynasty.
he would look great until the game mattered then he would instantly throw a pick. Then he would cuss out a little kid asking for an autograph
He has 100% valid points!!! It's not even the same game anymore, not even close!!!
If barry sanders would have went to the dolphins when jimmy johnson took head coach they would have won a super bowl. Why sanders refused to leave detroit is beyond me. I was praying for sanders to go to Detroit
Give Marino:
1. Belichick’s coaching/defensive mind
2. Montana’s #1 ranked defense
He would have 10 rings!🙌🏼🐐🐐🐐
I'm thought he meant himself today but I know he means when he was playing
He's not lying! Always will be the goat.
He really was the best of all time if you think about it
He proved it when he never won a superbowl
Guy was an absolute beast
Most accurate passer ever 💯💯💯
Dan Marino is my choice for the greatest QB, without a doubt.
What made Brady so great was his ability to read the field atvany time and make his play calls accordingly
This guy was a brick statue in the pocket and he could NOT move for shit. Hell...a tidal wave, hurricane or tornado could NOT make him move. The man had a quick flick release and he could throw soundly with ball placement. I saw him play on NO LEGS in his last year off of the bench and man I couldn't believe how good he was! Respect.
dude had the quickest release--thus he was rarely sacked despite lack of mobility00that '84 season was epic with 50 TD's. Agree in today's NFL with emphasis on scoring and more penalties he would have 60 TD's easy....too bad he never won a title--I liked Staubach, him and Elway growing up!
Dan was never Fran Tarkenton...but to say he couldn't move in the pocket..is a joke...2nd to his arm and release..was his feet..he'll tell you that..so will Howie Long, and another 20 HOF defensive stars from that era...he had tremendous pocket awareness...and an ability to sidestep and avoid oncoming rushers ...all the while keeping his focus downfield....
@@Keeferz4Keeperz blah blah blah. He is a boss. He couldn't move his last 3 year's. It's not a knock. Chill Keefer.
No one is better than Marino. But there is much more to football than individual play. I thought Marino's explanation of Brady's greatness was sincere and accurate.
i'll say it, Marino is the best quaterback of all time......not the most successful, but the best passer, hell yes.
For those who didnt see him , hes the best qb of all time , back then defenses were allowed to kill a qb and his receivers
DAN IZ STILL THE MAN ! # 13 !
He's not wrong lol. He would have. Remember during marinos era, they played 16 games a season. It was also a run happy time in football. We didn't have the no contact of wide receivers/ 5 yard rule. Plus qbs as well, had absolutely zero protection for helmet to helmet contact and roughing the passer. I have absolutely no doubt in my mind that he would be a monster in today's era of football. I say this with all due respect to Mr.brady and Rogers. Marino was more human then human in so many games back then and that is simply something you just don't see every day. Especially today. One of a kind talent. Forget Super bowls. This guy deserves everything he's got and some.
AWESOME QB DAN THE MAN
Dan the man Marino😮😂😂😮
if all ur yards and touchdowns are during the preseason it does not matter. #danmarino #nfl
It’s a shame Miami didn’t build a defense to help him.
Now he's played in 10! 7 rings! He's the GOAT.
Rings is a team accomplishment
Correction, he's played on teams that played in 10.
@@thebruteofbilaal2325 Quite Brady hater
@@m42037 Dumbass. Watch more football.
@@thebruteofbilaal2325 Ok hater
Dan is the 🐐 GOAT!!!!
If only Dan had a top 10 defense a few years he would have at least a SB or two
Put Marino on those teams with those rules and it wouldn't be a discussion. Marino...
And I agree with him
If anyone else said this you'd call them delusional (with the exception of Montana) but he's probably right.
Pat Mahomes was close this year
Ya notice anything odd in the thumb nail,in the back drop??Its crazy man,but look at the damn numbers and hand gesture,the one side of the glasses with the football jersey,no way its always a coincidence and how many fn people naturally keep their hands in that position,just ridiculous!!
"Someone could do that"
Patrick Mahomes has entered the chat
Pfft not hardly
@JL-XrtaMayoNoCheese How’s he a fraud? Clown
@JL-XrtaMayoNoCheese How’d he choke when his offensive line was Hurt and His receivers were dropping passes ????
Imagine a perfect quarterback and I think most if not all should agree that he is Dan Marino with Michael Vick's legs...
Michael Vick was satanic , a dog torturer. Marino had fast feet anyway, look at him move in the pocket.
Marino today would be a 65td easy guy.....He is the GOAT no doubt, NONE!
He's right.
Tom is da goat
He would absolutely destroy the league today.
He was great…..in Ace Ventura.
Mahomes makes dan look like jv backup
Again just look up the highlights. He can throw that ball. And I don’t care for him either
You have to understand Marino didn’t have any running back to help him.
Every defense in the NFL new week in and week out Marino was going to be throwing the ball 98% of the time... and they still could not stop him!!!
They stopped him all the time in the playoffs
@@trevmac8362 … not because they stopped him. Of course you’d have to have actually watched then to understand. And it sounds like you didn’t. lol The dudes winning SB then had the best teams around them … by far. He played against the hay day 49’ers (loaded), the hay day Cowboys (loaded), the hay day Bills (loaded) and the hay day Broncos (loaded). There were HOF’ers all over all of those rosters. Name one HOF’er Dan played with. Go ahead … I’ll wait.
@@bladeaddison3189 You're intellectually out of you league dude .. When a lifetime idiot like you is saying Marino is the GOAT it makes you look mentally challenged
He believes that because he is.
Younger people just don’t know how different the game was back then … if Marino played in this era where you can throw the ball away if you’re outside the box and it not be intentional grounding.
and receivers can’t be touched… among other things Marino would be the goat and no I’m not a dolphins fan. Give Brady Marinos defenses and supporting cast and give Marino Brady’s defenses and supporting casts it wouldn’t even be close or fair … marino would be the goat
Don't forget-between Marino and Tom Brady they have played good enough to help their teams win a total of 16 championship games-9 Conference Champs. and 6 S.B.'s That is an average of 8 per man. I'm hoping that nobody points out that Marino only contributed 1 to that total.
And that 1 that Marino contributed was only a conference championship and not a S.B. Dan never played good enough to help his team win a S.B.-in other words he Never Reached The Pinnacle of His Profession.
Tom Brady won playoff games playing like Jon Kitna. Fuck off
60TD’s a season and still no Lombardi.
Takes a team to tango, one man can't win it all.
Dan Marino is 1,000 times better then Tom Brady
Where did you come up with those numbers?
Thank you so much.... God bless you...
@@camdencarter4366 just look at all the stats you asshole. Are you fucking stupid ? I guest you are. Brady is NOTHING JUST LIKE YOU.
@@millesrenquest7997 yeah bradys stats are better everywhere lol. Better passer rating, completion %, td's to interceptions etc...etc..etc
Joeybago12 I don't know where you get your lies... He is nowhere close to Marino..
And everybody knows it...
I honestly think all these QBs are just saying things to look better. I mean, come on. You would have to average 3 or 4 touchdowns a game to let alone get at least 50, and defensive schemes have increased a lot.
Dan Marino in the current NFL with the offense-favored rules would average 80 a season. Hands down
Dan Marino-let's even say you would throw 70 TD passes, that is still IN THE REGULAR SEASON. and here is YOUR quote:"I'd trade every Record we broke to be Super Bowl Champs". You can't be a S.B. champ if you can't play good enough to help your team win in your biggest games in the playoffs.
Here is how Marino played in his 3 championship game losses--he had 4 TD's but 6 INT's and 2 fumbles, an avg. Rating of only 59, and he led his offense to an avg. of only 12 p.p.g. How can a team win championships when their QB is playing like that?
He's not wrong. Dude set records that took decades to be broken.
Marino was one of the greatest. You need to look at more than Super Bowls. Trent Dilfer, Brad Johnson, Doug Williams, Jeff Hostetler, Nick Foles, and Mark Rypien all won Super Bowls. Ben Roethlisberger was terrible in one of his wins, and Peyton Manning won his 2nd ring while having a terrible season. Super Bowls need a lot of luck. Only a handful of QBs win more than 1.
The guy is the greatest passer of all-time. You can have whatever opinion you want to have I'm just telling you what my opinion is. I think he's the third best quarterback of all time behind Elway and Manning. Brady is fantastic, but he is a product of incredibly well coached and managed team. Please understand these are only my opinions and it's not what I think that you should believe. You should believe whatever you believe
I am not sure he is the GREATEST of all time - but he might be the Best Of All Time - BOAT over GOAT brosephs and hoesephs.
There's no QB that has had a better arm than Marino, without question. The only other QB to come remotely close to that cannon would be Elway. Brady, like Montana, is more of a finesse QB. Marino is a straight up brute
Elway arm was powerful than Marino.
Brady is a system quarter back he got hurt can't remember the back up he comes in they go like 12-4. Just like Steve young replaces Montana wins couple super bowls but when he was with Tampa bay he was horrible. There good system quarter back s but marino had more talent than both of them combined.
Probably the best comment thus far. Absolutely true.
Tim Jones exactly. In 2008 Matt Cassel took the Patriots to 11-5 record. After he left the patriots, he was virtually non-existent.
Still the pats failed to win their division and also didn’t make the playoffs without Tom.
You are pretty much saying all of Tom Brady’s game winning drives were a system...
Tom was always overlooked or hated during his career, the man was drafted late. During the combine he was made of because he was skinny and didn’t have such a strong arm. Brady proved so many wrong just to hated, and Tom understands the game and is a fantastic leader. The real system is Tom Brady because every time the team is trailing, Tom puts a fire in his teammates hearts - btw I’m a Vikings fan
The rings are the proof :)
ONE of BEST to ever play the position. I get his competitiveness. Just wish he was a little more humble about it. Its robbery Jim McMahon, Mark Rypein, Doug Williams, Jeff Hostetler and a host of other sub par QBs have rings. And Dan doesn't.
Don't forget Trent Dilfer and Brad Johnson.
Tj Mckenzie u just named 2 of the crappiest QB’s to ever win a Super Bowl
Gottamn right!